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id_142 | 0 | Re: Proposal for transfer of Mister Justice P Sam Koshy, Judge, High Court of Chhattisgarh. Mister Justice P Sam Koshy has sought his transfer out of the State of Chhattisgarh., Acceding to his request, on 05 July 2023 the Collegium proposed his transfer to the High Court of Madhya Pradesh. Mister Justice Koshy has, ho... |
id_1420 | 0 | Aslam Salim Shaikh, aged 30 years, occupation nil, currently residing as Convict Prisoner No. B 37620, Circle No.3, Barrack No.3, Yerwada Central Prison, Pune 06. Permanent resident of Kashewadi, Bhawani Peth, Pune 42., Petitioner versus State of Maharashtra (copy to be served on Public Prosecution, High Court of Judic... |
id_1421 | 0 | Suo Motu Criminal Contempt Petition No. 1699 of 2021, Madras High Court, Chennai 600 104. Petitioner: Mister B. Vijay. Respondent: Mister R. D. Santhana Krishnan. The Madras High Court initiated suo motu criminal contempt proceedings against the respondent as per order dated 21 December 2021., On 20 December 2021, a vi... |
id_1423 | 0 | Reserved on 02.02.2024, Pronounced on 08.02.2024. Dilbag Singh alias Dilbag Sandhu, Petitioner, versus Union of India and another Respondent. Kulwinder Singh, Petitioner, versus Union of India and another Respondent. Present: Mr. Chetan Mittal, Senior Advocate; Mr. Anshul Mangla, Advocate; Mr. Udit Garg, Advocate; Mr. ... |
id_1423 | 1 | It is further submitted that the grounds of arrest are absolutely vague, inasmuch as it is not even stated what is the connection of the two petitioners, who were not even accused in any of the FIRs, with the said FIRs, which have been tabulated in the grounds of arrest, nor any specific statement has been referred to,... |
id_1423 | 2 | It is argued that even in sub Rule 7, which has been relied upon by the respondent authorities, the expression \may\ and not \shall\ has been used and thus a person who is the owner and is in possession may be required to open the same and allow access. Where such person fails to comply with any such requirement, the a... |
id_1423 | 3 | On the role required to be played by the Magistrate, qua remand, we do not wish to go any further as it has been dealt with by the Supreme Court of India in Satyajit Ballubhai Desai v. State of Gujarat, (2014) 14 9. Having considered and deliberated over the issue involved herein in the light of the legal position and ... |
id_1423 | 4 | A perusal of the panchnama statements supports the petitioners' case that they were not permitted to leave the house during the time of the search, were detained, and their movement was controlled by the authorities. It was the authorities who allowed them rest, food breaks and washroom breaks. The panchnama of petitio... |
id_1423 | 5 | Moreover, the said case does not in any way further the case of the respondent authorities. Thus, the order of arrest and the impugned orders of remand and all the subsequent proceedings arising thereto deserve to be set aside on this ground also., Section 19(1), 19(2) and 19(3) of the Prevention of Money Laundering Ac... |
id_1423 | 6 | We may also note that the failure of the appellants to respond to the questions put to them by the Enforcement Directorate would not be sufficient in itself for the Investigating Officer to opine that they were liable to be arrested under Section 19, as that provision specifically requires him to find reason to believe... |
id_1423 | 7 | Similarly in Mangal Prasad Tamoli (deceased) by Ladies and Gentlemen v. Narvadeshwar Mishra (deceased) by Ladies and Gentlemen & Others, (2005) 3 Supreme Court Cases 422, Supreme Court of India held that if an order at the initial stage is bad in law, then all further proceedings, consequent thereto, will be non est an... |
id_1424 | 0 | Shri Indrakumar Jain, B-303, Runwal Towers, Co-operative Housing Society Ltd., Kolbad, Thane (West) 400 601, Petitioner. M/s. Dainik Bhaskar, B-1, 405, Marathon Innova, Ganpat Rao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013, Respondent. Shri Manmohan Agarwal, Chairman, Chief Editor, M/s. Dainik Bhaskar, B-1, 405, Marathon ... |
id_1424 | 1 | The relevant observations and conclusions are as under: These petitions filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India raise the following common question of law: Whether a Working Journalist within the meaning of Section 2(f) of the Working Journalists and Other Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) and Mi... |
id_1424 | 2 | The security of journalists depends to some extent on the whims and caprices of the proprietors. Cases have shown that a change in the ownership of a newspaper or a change in its editorial policy has resulted in a considerable change in the editorial staff. In other industries a change in proprietorship does not normal... |
id_1424 | 3 | The arguments of the Journalists are based on the consequences if fiction is not extending it to the Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Unions and Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices Act. What has to be kept in mind is the purpose of creating the fiction and the scope and ambit of the Working Journalists Act and the In... |
id_1426 | 0 | Supreme Court Criminal Appeal No. 78/1985 Hari Narayan son of Rameshwar Prasad, Resident of Village Antala Tehsil Bairath District Jaipur (at present L.D.C. under Suspension in Deputy Transfer Officer Sikar) Appellant versus State of Rajasthan Respondent. For Appellant: Mr. Mahesh Gupta, Advocate; Ms. Priyanshi Katta, ... |
id_1428 | 0 | Association of Indian Schools and others, Petitioners, versus the State of Maharashtra and others, Respondents. The petitioners include Arvind Rangnath Tiwari, Forum for Fairness in Education (NGO) represented by Jayant Babulal Jain, Global Education Foundation, Kasegaon Education Society, Sant Dnyaneshwar Mauli Sansth... |
id_1429 | 0 | The present criminal appeals arise out of the common Judgment & Order dated 13th December 2021 passed by the Aurangabad Bench of the Bombay High Court in Confirmation Case No. 1 of 2019 and Criminal Appeal Nos. 808 and 810 of 2019 whereby the Bombay High Court confirmed the death penalty and life imprisonment imposed u... |
id_1430 | 0 | Date of Decision: 13 June 2022. Rashneet Kaur, Petitioner, versus State of Haryana and others, Respondents. Present: Mister Himanshu Sharma, Advocate for the Petitioner; Mister Parveen Kumar Aggarwal, Deputy Advocate General, Haryana; Mister Kanwaljeet Singh, Advocate for Respondents numbered 7 and 8. The present crimi... |
id_1430 | 1 | After referring to a number of judgments and observing that while dealing with child custody cases the paramount consideration should be the welfare of the child and due weight should be given to the child's ordinary comfort, contentment, health, education, intellectual development and favourable surroundings, the Supr... |
id_1430 | 2 | It is a settled position in law that a writ of habeas corpus is maintainable to ensure the safety, security, welfare and happiness of a minor child. In such matters, what has to be decided is not merely the legal rights of the spouses involved but, more predominantly, the criteria to be adopted by the High Court of Pun... |
id_1430 | 3 | After careful perusal of the judgments cited by counsel for the respondents, I am of the considered opinion that in none of the said judgments it has been laid down as a rule of law that in all cases of production and custody of the child by a natural guardian should be dismissed merely because it is for another Court ... |
id_1431 | 0 | Writ Petition No. 7284 of 2021. Petitioners: Daughter of Mr. V. Senthil Kumar, G-11, Gaiety Palace No. 1, Blackers Road, Chennai 600002; Daughter of Mr. R. Udhayakumar, G-11, Gaiety Palace No. 1, Blackers Road, Chennai 600002., Respondents: Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai Police, No. 132, Commissioner Office Bu... |
id_1431 | 1 | Another backward notion that came into the discussion is how an act of sex that involves only penile penetration is recognised as normal and anything else is debased. The client also pointed out the significance of the role of sex in a heterosexual marital relationship and how emotional intimacy and satisfaction derive... |
id_1431 | 2 | When two persons of the same sex are friends and continue that relationship for their entire life, society does not view anything abnormal in that relationship. No one objects to such a friendship; in fact, it is often encouraged and regarded as one of the greatest relationships between two human beings. The confusion ... |
id_1431 | 3 | Adverting to Article 15(1) of the Constitution and the formalistic interpretation of the expression on grounds only of Dipak Misra, Chief Justice observed that this formalistic interpretation of Article 15 would render the constitutional guarantee against discrimination meaningless. For it would allow the State to clai... |
id_1432 | 0 | WP.Nos.29203, 29204 & 29205 of 2023 Reserved on: 21.12.2024 Pronounced on: 06.03.2024 WP.Nos.29203, 29204 & 29205 of 2023 & WM P.Nos.29853, 31023, 31025 & 31026 of 2023 WP.No.29203 of 2023 Kishore Kumar Petitioner 1. P. K. Sekar Babu, son of P. Krishnasamy, Honourable Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowme... |
id_1432 | 1 | Respondents submit that the prayer for quo warranto may be maintained only if the individual respondents do not hold the requisite qualifications as prescribed under Article 173 of the Constitution in the case of the MLAs or Article 84 of the Constitution in the case of the MP, or under the relevant provisions of the R... |
id_1432 | 2 | The convictions referred to in Section 8 of the Representation of the People Act relate to specific offences alone and the individual respondents have not suffered any convictions on those scores. There is a presumption, as noticed by the Supreme Court of India in the case of Y.S. Rajasekara Reddy, that the appointment... |
id_1432 | 3 | They mean the accumulated treasury of spiritual laws discovered by different persons in different times. Just as the law of gravitation existed before its discovery, and would exist if all humanity forgot it, so is it with the laws that govern the spiritual relations between soul and soul and between individual spirits... |
id_1432 | 4 | A person shall be disqualified for being chosen as, and for being, a member of either House of Parliament (a) if he holds any office of profit under the Government of India or the Government of any State, other than an office declared by Parliament by law not to disqualify its holder; (b) if he is of unsound mind and s... |
id_1432 | 5 | Can a statement made by a Minister, traceable to any affairs of the State or for protecting the Government, be attributed vicariously to the Government itself? A statement made by a Minister, even if traceable to any affairs of the State or for protecting the Government, can be attributed vicariously to the Government ... |
id_1433 | 0 | Feeling aggrieved and dissatisfied with the impugned judgment and order dated 08 September 2020 passed by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, New Delhi (hereinafter referred to as the National Commission) in Revision Petition Number 2940/2018, by which the learned National Commission dismissed the said... |
id_1434 | 0 | Case: WRIT - C No. 37500 of 1999. Petitioner: Nar Singh and Others. Respondent: State of Uttar Pradesh and Others. Counsel for Petitioner: V. D. Yadav, Vishesh Kumar. Counsel for Respondent: Chief Standing Counsel Honourable Rohit Ranjan Agarwal, Judge., The list is revised. Learned counsel for the petitioners, Sri Sat... |
id_1435 | 0 | This batch of writ petitions have been filed by various petitioners employed in the respondent schools at various teaching and non‑teaching posts such as Trained Graduate Teacher, Primary Elementary Teacher, Post Graduate Teacher, Primary Teacher, Librarian, Assistant Teacher, Non‑Teaching Teacher, Lab Attendant, Lab A... |
id_1435 | 1 | 5717/2023 – The petitioner worked as a Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) with the respondent school. The petitioner seeks fixation of salary and payment of arrears of salary, Dearness Allowance, House Rent Allowance and Travel Allowance and grant of the benefits of gratuity and leave encashment in terms of the 7th Pay Com... |
id_1435 | 2 | Petitioners claim that even though the Directorate of Education has implemented the recommendations of the 7th Central Pay Commission for employees of recognized private unaided schools and recognized private unaided minority schools, there is still willful and intentional disobedience by the respondent schools and the... |
id_1435 | 3 | Moreover, it affects not only the worker but also the well-being of the worker’s family who is dependent on him. The Delhi High Court emphasized the concept of dearness allowances provided to workers, which can neutralise the effect of rising costs of living and guard against any deterioration in the standard of living... |
id_1435 | 4 | The principle reiterated by Delhi High Court in the judgment of Nutan Gulati v. Director of Education and Others, 2013 SCC OnLine Del 2507, and the following was held: In my opinion, the argument urged on behalf of the petitioner merits acceptance and I do not agree with the argument urged on behalf of respondent No. 2... |
id_1435 | 5 | Bench of the Delhi High Court examined the provisions of Section 10(1) of the Delhi School Education Act and Rules and observed that the first proviso to Section 10(1) clearly obliges the Director of Education to direct the management of all recognized private schools to bring all benefits, including, inter alia, pensi... |
id_1435 | 6 | The Committee must ensure that the grievances of the superannuated employees of the schools are also being addressed by it. Moreover, the Committee must ensure that the retirement or terminal benefits to which the employees are entitled shall be duly paid to them. The Committee must look into whether the staff of the s... |
id_1439 | 0 | 08.03.2016 17.10.2023 Matrimonial Appeal Numbers 948 of 08.03.2016 17.10.2023 Matrimonial Appeal Numbers 948 of Sophy Thomas, Husband is the appellant in both these appeals. He filed Matrimonial Appeal Number 948 against the decree for restitution of conjugal rights obtained by his wife Number 659 and Matrimonial Appea... |
id_144 | 0 | Against the Order dated 18 October 2012 in Appeal No. 1098/2010 of the State Commission, Andhra Pradesh, the petitioner is Mr. Abhishek Chaudhary, Amicus Curiae, with Mr. Amit Singh, Advocate. The respondents are Mr. Ritesh Khare, Advocate, Mr. Siddharth Sangal, Advocate, and Mr. Pawan Kumar Ray, Advocate. Dated 20 Jul... |
id_1440 | 0 | The reliefs sought by the petitioner are as follows: (a) direct the Home Ministry to constitute a Renaming Commission to discover the original names of ancient historical cultural religious places that were renamed after barbaric foreign invaders, in order to maintain sovereignty and to secure the right to dignity, the... |
id_1441 | 0 | Criminal Original Petition Nos. 15123 and 15124 of 2021 and Criminal Miscellaneous Petition Nos. 8250, 8251, 8252 and 8253 of 2021. Edappadi K. Palanisamy, petitioner in Criminal Original Petition No. 15123 of 2021, and O. Pannerselvam, petitioner in Criminal Original Petition No. 15124 of 2021, versus V. A. Pugazhendi... |
id_1441 | 1 | The learned counsel for the respondent relied upon the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Chaman Lal vs. State of Punjab reported in 1970 AIR 1372 for the proposition that once the publication of imputation is said to have been made for public good and claiming shield under the exceptions, the onus of proving... |
id_1442 | 0 | Anuradha Sharma, Petitioner, versus Anuj Sharma, Respondent. Mr. Abhijit Sarwate with Ms. Hardev Kaur and Mr. Rahul Pardesi for the petitioner. Mr. Mayur Khandeparkar with Mr. Ajinkya Udane for the respondent., The present petition assails the order passed by the learned Judge, Family Court No.5, Pune on 13/04/2022, on... |
id_1442 | 1 | Supreme Court of India has expressed that a balance must be drawn to ensure that when parents are in conflict, the child has a sense of security. The interests of the child are best served by ensuring that both parents have a presence in his upbringing. Although it was argued on behalf of the appellant that the respond... |
id_1444 | 0 | The Shiv Sena, a registered political party, having its address at Shiv Sena Central Office, Shiv Sena Bhavan, 1st Floor, Ganesh Gadkari Chowk, Dadar (West), Mumbai – 400028, through Mister Anil Desai, aged 64 years, Secretary Shiv Sena, and Mister Anil Desai, aged 64 years, Secretary Shiv Sena, having address at the s... |
id_1445 | 0 | More than a century ago, James Joyce published Ulysses. Joyce experimented with the narrative technique by extensively using a stream of consciousness. In its modernist narrative technique, Ulysses is feted by literary critics and novelists as a literary masterpiece. Novelists such as Vladimir Nabokov and T. S. Eliot e... |
id_1445 | 1 | Supreme Court of India, in Chloro Controls (supra), acknowledged that cases of composite transactions involving multi‑party agreements give rise to peculiar challenges where non‑signatories may be implicated in the dispute because of their legal relationship and involvement in the performance of contractual obligations... |
id_1445 | 2 | In a situation where claims American Fuel Corp v. Utah Energy Development Co, Inc, 122 F.3d 130, 134 (2d Cir 1997); American Bureau, Shipping v. Tencara Shipyard, 170 F.3d 349, 353 (2d Cir 1999); Sunkist Soft Drinks, Inc v. Sunkist Growers, Inc, 10 F.3d 753, 757 (11th Cir 1993) of concerted misconduct were raised again... |
id_1445 | 3 | Section 2(87) defines a subsidiary company as a company in which the holding company exercises control over the composition of the Board of Directors and has a controlling interest of at least 50 percent of the voting rights. Although a holding company owns a controlling interest in the subsidiary, they are considered ... |
id_1445 | 4 | The mutual intent of the parties; the relationship of a non-signatory to a party which is a signatory to the agreement; the commonality of the subject-matter; the composite nature of the transactions; and the performance of the contract. Since the group of companies doctrine is a consent based theory, its application d... |
id_1445 | 5 | Similarly, Section 73 also provides that a settlement agreement signed by the parties shall be final and binding on the parties and persons claiming under them respectively. Sections 8, 35, and 45 use the phrase parties or any person claiming through or under. The word or is used in Section 8 and 45 as a disjunctive pa... |
id_1445 | 6 | (b) an exchange of letters, telex, telegrams or other means of telecommunication including communication through electronic means which provide a record of the agreement; or (c) an exchange of statements of claim and defence in which the existence of the agreement is alleged by one party and not denied by the other. Th... |
id_1445 | 7 | Even after applying French law to determine when a non-signatory is a party, based on the material before it, the Supreme Court of India held there was no mutual intention in this case to make the Government of Pakistan a party. Similarly, in Kabab‑Ji SAL (Lebanon) v. Kout Food Group (Kuwait), the United Kingdom Suprem... |
id_1447 | 0 | M. Suveathan, a minor represented by his father P. Maharaja, is the petitioner. The respondents are: State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, 183/1, EVR Periyar Salai, Poonamallee High Road, Kilpauk, Chennai 600010; Director of Matriculation Schools, Office of the Director of Matriculation Schools, College Road... |
id_1447 | 1 | In the background of the undisputed position, as is evident from the materials available on record, the High Court is of the considered opinion that it is the duty of the State to provide free and compulsory education to the children specified under section 2 (d) and (e) of the Act by absorbing all the fees that would ... |
id_1449 | 0 | Honourable Justice Prakash Singh, J. Heard Sri Amol Kumar, Advocate assisted by Sri Shivanshu Mishra, learned counsel for the petitioner, Sri Vidyabhushan Pandey, learned counsel for the opposite party, and Sri S. P. Singh, learned Standing Counsel for the State., By means of the instant writ petition, the petitioner h... |
id_145 | 0 | Guidelines for Designation of Senior Advocates by the Supreme Court of India, 2023. These Guidelines shall be called “Guidelines for Designation of Senior Advocates by the Supreme Court of India, 2023”., All matters relating to the designation of Senior Advocates in the Supreme Court of India shall be dealt with by a P... |
id_1450 | 0 | Petitioner through Ms. Mumtaz Ahmed and Mr. Satish Sharma, Advocates, versus Respondent through Ms. Kamna Vohra, Assistant Superintendent of Police (Criminal) with Mr. Mukesh Kr, Additional Public Prosecutor for the State and SI Shajid Hussain, Head Constable Harish Kumar, Police Station Malviya Nagar., The learned cou... |
id_1451 | 0 | Against the Order dated 28/10/2016 in Appeal No. 349/2015 of the Kerala State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission, the petitioner is Mr. Lakshay Sawhney, Advocate; Ms. Karishma Rajput, Advocate; Mr. Jai Dogra, Advocate. The respondent is Mr. Jogy Scaria, Advocate; Ms. Priyam, Advocate. Dated 05 January 2023. This Rev... |
id_1453 | 0 | Date: 28.09.2020. Place: New Delhi. The Petitioners, public‑spirited social activists, are constrained to approach this Hon'ble Supreme Court of India under Article 32 of the Constitution of India in public interest, inter alia, beseeching this Supreme Court of India to lay down and issue appropriate guidelines outlini... |
id_1453 | 1 | After Independence, the restrictive regulations were either done away with or suitably modified and codified to meet the urges of a free press in a free country. The Cinematograph Act, 1952 came into force, bringing into place an apparatus for the censorship of films. This Act dealt with two separate matters: (a) the e... |
id_1453 | 2 | Article 51A of Part IVA of the Constitution provides the fundamental duties of every citizen, inter alia: (a) To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals and institutions, the National Flag and the National Anthem; (b) To cherish and follow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom; (c) ... |
id_1453 | 3 | That, in India, the press had also served as a great tool to unite the mass consciousness against the oppression of the British Raj and, largely owned, controlled and run by the foremost of our freedom fighters, was one of the highest forms of service to the cause of India's tryst with freedom., That, however, unfortun... |
id_1453 | 4 | However, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Union of India, being the nodal ministry has totally failed in the discharge of duties, in implementing the undertaking of the Electronic Media broadcasters, of compliance with the Programme Code in Rule 5 of the Cable Television Rules, 1994. It is submitted that t... |
id_1453 | 5 | Their Lordships do not attach much weight to the question of abduction, because it appears that the child had formerly lived in McCormick's house for a short period, and the evidence is somewhat confused as to the conduct of the mother of the child in regard to her absence from the house. The allegation made by McCormi... |
id_1453 | 6 | If true, observed Lord Atkinson, they show that these officials, or at least the Sub‑Inspector, induced the witness to forswear himself and found in him a pliant instrument ready to give false evidence upon oath to secure the conviction of his own father; and if false they show that the witness was ready to commit deli... |
id_1453 | 7 | Mr. Naziruddin Ahmad asked, \Will all the others be put to the vote?\ The Vice‑President replied, \Of course.\ Mr. Ahmad then moved: \That at the end of sub‑clause (c) of clause (1) of Article 13, the words “for any lawful purpose” be inserted.\ The Honourable Shri K. Santhanam (Madras: General) raised a point of order... |
id_1453 | 8 | Public officials who infringe this provision shall be punished for illegal deprivation of liberty. Sir, ours is a bulky Constitution. Our friends congratulated themselves in having produced the bulkiest Constitution in the world. And this Constitution, from which I read out an extract just now, contains only twelve art... |
id_1453 | 9 | These lay down that nothing in sub-clauses (a), (b), (c) of article 13 shall affect the operation of any of the existing laws, that is, the various laws that abrogate the rights envisaged in sub-clause (1) which were enacted for the suppression of human liberties, for instance, the Criminal Law Amendment Act, the Press... |
id_1453 | 10 | Otherwise if words like \necessary\ or \proper\ had been accepted, I do not think they would have taken away from but would have materially added to the liberties of the country. Therefore I respectfully request that the amendment I have tabled maybe accepted so that article 13 may be made justiciable. Otherwise articl... |
id_1453 | 11 | I should like to know the views of the House as to the way we should deal with the following amendments we postponed consideration of yesterday: Amendments No. 442, No. 499, the second part of No. 443, No. 468 and No. 501., Shri M. Ananthasayanam Ayyangar (Madras: General) said: In as much as these relate to the free c... |
id_1453 | 12 | There are Goonda Public Safety Acts in all the provinces in which there is neither appeal nor any warrant necessary for arrest, and searches can be made without justification. In spite of this, the article lays down that the existing laws will be recognized. These unjust laws which do not provide appeals and which do n... |
id_1453 | 13 | Then we shall know that there is no attempt to cover up anything not wanted. The clause, as it is without the word guarantee, is quite all right. Sir, this article with the amendments which have been accepted has my wholehearted acceptance. Professor Shibban Lal Saksena (United Provinces: General): Mister Vice Presiden... |
id_1453 | 14 | Therefore, I submit, if this article is read and viewed, it only gives rise to disappointment, and with a little more effort and with as light inclination this article could have been framed in such a language that it would have been a model article in the whole of the Constitution., Mister Vice President: Mister T. T.... |
id_1453 | 15 | The word 'sedition' had become obnoxious in the previous regime. Consequently we approved an amendment that the word 'sedition' should be removed, except in cases where the entire State is sought to be overthrown or undermined by force or otherwise, leading to public disorder; but any attack on the government itself sh... |
id_1453 | 16 | The question is: \That after sub‑clause (g) of clause (1) of article 13, the following new sub‑clauses be added: (h) to follow the personal law of the group or community to which he belongs or professes to belong; (i) to personal liberty and to be tried by a competent court of law in case such liberty is curtailed.\ Th... |
id_1453 | 17 | Care should be taken to ensure that programmes meant for children do not contain any bad language or explicit scenes of violence. Programmes unsuitable for children must not be carried in the cable service at times when the largest numbers of children are viewing. No cable operator shall carry or include in his cable s... |
id_1453 | 18 | Authorized Share Capital, Paid‑up Share Capital, Net worth (enclose a copy of the audited Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss Account for the immediate preceding year and certificate of Net Worth on the basis of these documents by a Chartered Accountant). Details of availability/arrangement of funds (sufficient proof to be... |
id_1453 | 19 | Notwithstanding anything contained in sub‑section (1), where any offence under this Act has been committed by a company and it is proved that the offence has been committed with the consent or connivance of, or is attributable to any negligence on the part of, any director, manager, secretary or other officer of the co... |
id_1453 | 20 | Various journalists associations, including the Andhra Pradesh Union of Working Journalists and the Delhi Union of Journalists have examined the phenomenon, conducted surveys and organized discussions on the topic. The Editors Guild of India also discussed the phenomenon and expressed concern at this growing tendency. ... |
id_1453 | 21 | Subject to the provisions contained in Paragraph 6.1 of these guidelines, in the event of a permission holder or channel violating any of the terms and conditions of permission, or any other provisions of the guidelines, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting shall have the right to impose the following penalties... |
id_1453 | 22 | A complaint shall be filed before the Authority within fourteen days from the date of receipt of a response from the broadcaster, or, if the broadcaster does not respond, within fourteen days from the date when the period provided for the broadcaster to respond expires. If a complaint is presented after the expiry of t... |
id_1456 | 0 | CNR No. DLCT11-001316-2019, Case No. CBI/318/2019 (Old CC No. 11/18), RC No. 220 2015 E 0003, under section 120-B read with section 420 of the Indian Penal Code and section 13(2) read with section 13(1)(d) of the Prevention of Corruption Act. Through Shri Sanjay Kumar, Learned Deputy Legal Advisor for the Central Burea... |
id_1456 | 1 | Thus, on a consideration of the authorities mentioned above, the following principles emerge: That the Judge while considering the question of framing the charges under Section 227 of the Code has the undoubted power to sift and weigh the evidence for the limited purpose of finding out whether or not a prima facie case... |
id_1456 | 2 | Three experts had found M/s aXYKno Capital Services Private Limited unsuitable for the job and other three experts had found it suitable. The then Accounts Officer of MSMCL Shri D.A. Meshram had found the rates to be the lowest. Shri Atual Pansare, the then Managing Director, MSMCL had found that the majority of expert... |
id_1456 | 3 | Reliance is placed on statements of PW-29 and PW-32 (Members of the Tender Committee) and statements of PW-93 to PW-100 (Representatives of the bidders present during the opening of technical bids) to show that technical bids were not scrutinised on 14 March 2008., Further, reference is made to D-36, Page 195 PDF 4650 ... |
id_1456 | 4 | According to the technical qualification criteria, a company must have at least three years of mining experience. Messrs Guru Meher Constructions stated that they possess the required experience, but no documents were submitted to substantiate the claim. Messrs Sunil Hi-Tech Engineering Limited, Messrs Bhatia Internati... |
id_1456 | 5 | Although by relaxing the conditions for technical requirements, Messrs SHEL was awarded the tender being H-1, nothing can be read into this because the relaxation was for all the seven ineligible bidders and not peculiar to Messrs SHEL alone. To win the contract, the financial bid had to be the highest for which there ... |
id_1456 | 6 | But the terms and conditions mentioned in the original terms and conditions of the bid document are not final nor mandatory. Being one‑sided it is not an agreement at all; therefore there is no restriction in any law for changing the draft tender conditions of the tender bid, because it is only a suggestive draft, one‑... |
id_1456 | 7 | Clause 12.2 provides that Party No. 2 shall not pledge, mortgage or lien‑mark the shareholding or any rights in the Joint Venture Company to any third party, lender or any entity whatsoever. Simultaneously, Clause 6.4.1 (Reserved Matters) permits pledge of shares by SHEL in the Joint Venture Company in favour of any th... |
id_1456 | 8 | The aforesaid clause was never breached and the shareholding of the Joint Venture Company M/s MSMCL Adkoli Natural Resources Ltd. remained 51:49 between M/s MSMCL and M/s SHEL, as stipulated in the Joint Venture Agreement, and the same is evidenced from the records of the Registrar of Companies which form part of the p... |
id_1456 | 9 | Therefore, considering the letter and spirit behind introduction of Section 32-A in the Code and considering that the liquidator is liquidating the assets of A-1 M/s Sunil Hi-Tech Engineers Limited, it is directed that no charge is to be framed against the said company. At this stage, the Hon'ble Special Judge (Prevent... |
id_1457 | 0 | Reserved on: 02.11.2023 Pronounced on: 08.11.2023 CRAA No.09/20 18 Through: Mr. Sajad Ashraf, Government Advocate. Through: Mr. Abu Owais Pandit, Advocate. The appellant State has challenged the judgment of acquittal dated 28.01.2017 passed by learned 2nd Additional Sessions Judge, Srinagar, whereby the respondents hav... |
id_1459 | 0 | Applicant: Atul Kumar Singh alias Atul Rai, son of Shri Bharat Singh. Opposite Party: State of Uttar Pradesh through Principal Secretary, Home. Counsel for Applicant: Kaustubh Singh. Counsel for Opposite Party: G. A. Honourable Dinesh Kumar Singh, J., The present application under Section 439 of the Code of Criminal Pr... |
id_1465 | 0 | Reserved on 21st September, 2022. Pronounced on 7th October, 2022. Represented by: Mr. Santosh Paul, Senior Advocate with Mr. M. Shetty and Mr. Chaitanya Sharma, Advocates, versus Represented by: Mr. S. V. Raju, Additional Solicitor General, Mr. Kirtiman Singh, Chief Government Solicitor with Mr. Madhav Bajan and Mr. Y... |
id_1467 | 0 | Supreme Court of India (Public Relations Office) No. PR/SCI/2022/12/01 Date: 04/12/2022 With an aim of ensuring accessibility in the justice system and understanding the hardships faced by the specially abled persons in their interface with the Supreme Court of India, Honorable the Chief Justice of India has called for... |
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